Matthew 7:6 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁶ “Ye maunna gie holie things to dowgs; nor yet cast pearls afore swine; that they trauchle them‐na aneath their feet, and than turn on ye and rive ye.

Matthew 7:6 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 15:26

But quoʼ he, “It isna bonnie to tak bairnsʼ breid, and to cast it to the dowgs!”

Matthew 24:10

“Than sal mony stoiter; and they sal gie ane anither up, and sal hate ane anither.

Matthew 7:5

“Pretender! oot wiʼ the caber frae yere ain ee first! and then may ye hae gude sicht to puʼ the mote oot oʼ yere britherʼs ee!

2 Corinthians 11:26

In journeyins aft; in perils oʼ rivers; in perils oʼ robbers; in perils frae my ain folk; in perils ʼmang fremʼd folk; in perils iʼ the citie; in perils iʼ the desert; in perils iʼ the sea; in perils ʼmang fause brethren.

Philippians 3:2

Be ye ware oʼ the dougs, tak ye tent oʼ the workers oʼ ill, keep awa frae the conceesion.

Hebrews 10:29

Oʼ hoo muckle sairer punishment, think ye, sal he be hauden wordie, wha trampit the Son oʼ God under fit; and held as an unclean thing the blude oʼ the covenant by whilk he is consecrate, and did wantonly miscaʼ the Spirit oʼ love?

Hebrews 6:6

And then faʼin awa, ance mair to new‐form them until repentance; seein they are crucifyin ower again to their sels the Son oʼ God, and makin a public shame oʼ him!

2 Peter 2:22

It has come aboot wiʼ them conform to the true sayin, “The dog turnin again to his ain spuein;” and, “A sow weshed, to wallowin iʼ the muck.”

Revelation 22:15

“Ootby are the dowgs and sorcerers, and the lecherers, and blude‐shedders, and ilka ane that loʼes or maks a lee.